The world is insane

Its not like none of it exists....

 

I'm for state currency. It makes trading much easier, so much so that I can deliver furniture and in return have a place to live, have a reliable supply of food and go to school. Amongst other things.

I don't really care that a handful of people have muscled themselves into control of the money, without money most people would still be self-sustaining farmers and what-not and we would not have come as far technologically as we have.

 

I agree with almost everything you said tbh

 

“political power comes from a barrel of a gun.” - Mao Zedong.

Opinions?

 

Sythe, could you please tell me or give me an example of what evidence/proof you will accept? Or if you think that nothing exists.

 

If you cant proof it exist
why believe in it?
because other people do?
thats dumb.

 

You make a clear point there.
Never thought of it...

 

The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence.

 

Not sure where to put this, but;

If I have a mailbox, but there is no proof, then do I not have a mailbox? Or, does me providing evidence I do have a mailbox, does it then make it existant? If so, doesn't that make the logic behind something that exists has always existed? Or evidence prove it to be existent to others?

 

so all people are waiting for a hero who can save us from being insane any longer. just like the film "2012",the end of world would come,maybe just around the corner now,if people keep doing what they are doing nowadays.how can human avoid being destroyed by themselves?get rid out of all those problems mentioned above? waiting for the hero to come if the government remain nonfeasance.

 

may god will be awake this time

 

Clarification.

Thanks.

 

Yes, the world is insane, and always has been. Saying that, it will never change. People don't care about Global Warming as it will never effect most people here now.

Could you really imagine what the world would be like without all this? I certainly couldn't, it just wouldn't be right.

 

Nothing has inherent value. It only has value in relation to those who value it. Does this mean the value isn't real? That's debatable. The point is that money is accepted by many parties as goods that those parties are willing to trade for practically anything.

If you want proof of this value I could take a picture of a receipt, describing exchange of groceries for money, as you've already shown that this is one of the few things you'll accept as evidence.